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PA Chamber Foundation recognizes top internship programs
The Pennsylvania Chamber Foundation announced its 2026 Greatest Places to Intern in PA awards recognizing exceptional internship programs across the state.
PA Chamber hosts capitol event to engage local leaders on business issues
The Pennsylvania Chamber of Business and Industry hosted Chamber Day at the Capitol to engage local leaders with policymakers on business issues.
Gas prices increase drastically both locally, nationally
Gas prices in Pennsylvania have surged significantly, with local averages rising over 30 cents amid national increases and oil price volatility.
Pa. lawmakers, human service providers rally for workforce support
Pennsylvania's human service providers and lawmakers rallied in Harrisburg for workforce support, stable funding, and system reforms.
Rite Aid closing more stores amid bankruptcy
Rite Aid to close 8 more Pennsylvania stores amid bankruptcy, while maintaining pharmacy services and exploring strategic asset sales.
PHA seeks increase in state budget for direct care workers
The PA Homecare Assn. said the state budget must include a 10% increase for direct care workers, raise for pediatric and adult shift nurses, to deal with the home care crisis.
Lehigh Valley apartment market gets more competitive, while Harrisburg gets a break
According to the report Lehigh Valley ranks as the second toughest small rental market in the U.S. to secure a lease and the first in the Northeast, with as many as 13 apartment hunters competing for each available unit.
Poconos home builder acquired by Harrisburg company
The Parmer Group is expanding into the Pocono Mountain region with the acquisition of LTS Homes.
PASSHE seeks to maintain tuition freeze; appoints chancellor
The Board of Governors of Pennsylvania’s State System of Higher Education have announced two actions impacting universities and colleges in the commonwealth.
For its size, Lehigh Valley has hottest apartment market in nation
Anyone having trouble finding an apartment in the Lehigh Valley isn’t alone.
Digital first at PSECU
Pennsylvania State Employees Credit Union (PSECU) longstanding “digital first” innovation is at the heart of its business mission.
Former Bethlehem Steel employee re-elected by Pennsylvania AFL-CIO
Angela Ferritto has been re-elected as president of Pennsylvania AFL-CIO, and Maurice Cobb, a forfmer Bethlehem Steel employee, was re-elected as secretary-treasurer.
